Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Five Nights at Freddy's managed to stay incredibly faithful to the indie horror video game it was based off of, with a significant number of scenes seemingly ripped straight out of the source material.
Director Emma Tammi Release Date October 27, 2023 Writers Scott Cawthon , Seth Cuddeback , Emma Tammi 10 William Afton Stood In For Phone Guy The first game's call logs and flippant advice came back for the film Close Every level in the original Five Nights at Freddy's was punctuated by a voicemail message from a speaker simply referred to by fans as "Phone Guy," who gave the player casual advice on surviving the horrors of the run-down restaurant with all the gravity of an...
8 The First Security Guard's Death Was A Game-Over Screen The movie opened with a death all-too-familiar to those who had played the game Five Nights at Freddy's wasted no time in explaining why working as a security guard at Freddy's is so dangerous and opened with a brutal death scene in which Mike's hapless predecessor was caught by the animatronics and violently stuffed into a mechanical suit.
5 Foxy’s Sprint From The Pirate Cove The movie demonstrated why Foxy is the most terrifying animatronic Close By far the most frightening of Five Nights at Freddy's animatronics was Foxy, the decrepit fox puppet tucked away in the Pirate's Cove section of the pizzeria.